Repeatability and degree of precession of thermomechanical testing machine for metal alloy micro wires.
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Repeatability, creep, micro-wires, aluminumAbstract
A creep machine for the study of Cu and Al-based micro-wires used in the automotive industry was developed in our laboratory. In order to determine the reliability of its measurements, a study was conducted to assess the repeatability and degree of accuracy of the deformation in aluminum (AA1120) and tenacious pitch electrolytic copper (C11000) wires. This was carried out in a temperature-controlled room. In this study, the mean, standard deviation, and percent error of five deformation tests for each alloy during cooling from a high temperature to 30 °C at room temperature are presented.
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Copyright (c) 2024 Enrique Manuel Lopez Cuellar, Oscar Ordaz Altamirano, Azael Martínez de la Cruz, Rodolfo Morales Ibarra, Marco A. Garza Navarro
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Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León
Grant numbers PAICYT IT1039-19
